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<p>Should you enter, let’s say, a castle for the first time, you would get lost in minutes. The debris of that ruined tower would not have fallen so handily as to be climbable to the top. The path to the Lord of the castle would not be perfectly illuminated with torches which leave empty, useless halls in darkness. And, should you enter a real battle, there wouldn’t be overturned carts conveniently distributed so you can move from one cover to the next. This is because there is a big (and obvious) difference between real life and video games: life doesn’t have to be fun. A level designer’s work is to create these set pieces where you live your great adventures: places and landscapes that present just the right amount of challenge, which, at times, guides you like an invisible, subtle hand, and evens the scales so that every fighter on the battlefield has a fair chance. In this week’s blog, we talk with Gökçen “Cuce” Karaagaç, one of our level designers, who will explain more about his job and what he is doing for Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord.</p></br> [/parsehtml]Read more at: http://www.taleworlds.com/en/Games/Bannerlord/Blog/64
Dev Blog 14/06/18
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EZI0SREVALATION
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Why can't there be a blog on diplomacy? That's gotta be the worst part of M&B Warband since it pretty much didn't exist in that game so I'm wondering how it will work in Bannerlord.
KhergitLancer80
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nomad1414 said:
Those were some cool pirates though
nomad1414 said:
Hey that was the best and only Pirates of the Caribbean film worth watching!
alabataille
Veteran
i am intrigued by the pig on his t shirt.. i thought turks are muslims..
eeh, it's a relatively short but complicated story I'm not qualified to tell because I have no idea either.alabataille said:
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Not all of themalabataille said:
Imanis
Banned
I have made a decision, principally because my experience and expertise in business practices dictate that I do:
If they do not provide a release date at Gamescon, I am vowing to purchase the game only when it is at a moderate discount. I will not buy it when it comes out, or after that, as long as the original price is still in effect.
I choose not to tolerate practices in which a company refuses to listen to what the consumer wants. How can I reward that? In what sector (in any part of the world except North Korea or another totalitarian state) would it be ok to simply ignore the most requested feature your client base is clamoring for? And, in this case, we are not even explicitly talking about a feature, but the release of basic information that should be common knowledge to the company at large (or are you going to try and convince me that Taleworlds does not have concrete goals with hard deadlines? How would such a company function?)!
Tell me about any game that has released this much content for this amount of time that has not had significant development issues. You will be hard-pressed to find a parallel.
If there is no release date come Gamescon or sooner, I am buying this at a discount, come hell or highwater.
If they do not provide a release date at Gamescon, I am vowing to purchase the game only when it is at a moderate discount. I will not buy it when it comes out, or after that, as long as the original price is still in effect.
I choose not to tolerate practices in which a company refuses to listen to what the consumer wants. How can I reward that? In what sector (in any part of the world except North Korea or another totalitarian state) would it be ok to simply ignore the most requested feature your client base is clamoring for? And, in this case, we are not even explicitly talking about a feature, but the release of basic information that should be common knowledge to the company at large (or are you going to try and convince me that Taleworlds does not have concrete goals with hard deadlines? How would such a company function?)!
Tell me about any game that has released this much content for this amount of time that has not had significant development issues. You will be hard-pressed to find a parallel.
If there is no release date come Gamescon or sooner, I am buying this at a discount, come hell or highwater.
Imanis said:
I'm curious, what is this "most requested feature" you're talking about? (Please tell me it's not co-op, that topic has been bled dry numerous already).
FBohler said:
Ah thank you. Rereading it now, I understand what he's saying.
I wouldn't be so sure though about your second point. A release this year is indeed very unlikely (quite soon after gamescom so not a lot of time for marketing), however I am getting the feeling they're getting closer to finishing up the game. A release date by the end of this year seems reasonable to me (but don't expect it, that can only lead to disappointment).
nomad1414 said:
They also did a little underwater walking in Highlander.
